What is the disease on men's scrotum with small white bumps?

The scrotum is located below the penis, which is the root of the penis. There are two testicles in the scrotum, and their main function is to produce and store sperm. Therefore, the scrotum is also very important to men. Some men find that there are small white bumps on their scrotum. What disease is this?

What are the small white bumps on the scrotum

Small white bumps on the scrotum may be an important symptom of scrotal eczema, which is the most common type of eczema. It is limited to the scrotal skin, sometimes extending to the area around the anus, and a few can extend to the penis. This disease is severely itchy, the rash is polymorphic, and it is easy to relapse. It can be treated. To achieve the goal of radical cure, individuals need to pay attention to hygiene, insist on taking medication, and avoid infecting family members. The causes of scrotal eczema are more complicated, with both internal and external factors. People with allergic constitutions, long-term mental tension, and large emotional fluctuations are prone to this disease; in addition, people with some diseases, such as chronic digestive system diseases, gastrointestinal dysfunction, endocrine disorders, and metabolic disorders are also prone to this disease under the influence of external factors.

External factors include:

This is mainly due to the unreasonable design of traditional men's underwear.

Men's body structure is very special, and because that special part is very important, men's underwear actually has a great impact on men. However, because men are not particular about details, they often tolerate and ignore the discomfort caused by poor underwear design, which leads to all traditional men's underwear on the market. In fact, there are great shortcomings. For example, many underwear are double-layered in front, which tightly wraps the penis and scrotum, especially in summer, which causes scrotum moisture. Over time, it causes many related skin diseases and physiological diseases. Underwear is the main reason, but it is often easy to ignore.

There are also the following external factors:

1. The living and working environment is humid, and the air humidity is relatively high;

2. External stimulation, cold or hot, excessive sweating, excessive scratching, etc.;

3. Tight underwear, friction with foreign objects, and wearing synthetic underwear can induce scrotal eczema;

4. Scrotal eczema can also be acquired through sexual transmission. Clinically, 20% of scrotal eczema patients are infected through unhealthy sexual transmission.